Fast Company

I began working with Fast Company in 2010, was added to the magazine’s masthead in 2012 and worked with the magazine through the end of 2017. My work appeared in Fast Company’s print edition, Chinese-language edition and on fastcompany.com.

Alongside writing for Fast Company, I also represented the brand in public appearances and radio/TV/podcast appearances.

During my time at Fast Company, I interviewed Elon Musk, Werner Herzog and Buzz Aldrin and also contributed to the magazine’s annual Most Innovative Companies, Innovation By Design and Most Creative People issues.

Articles below:

• The World's Most Controversial Car Designer Returns--With An EV

• How Whisper Survives As Other Anonymous Social Apps Like Yik Yak Fail

• From Breastfeeding To Gender Neutrality: Unicode’s New Emojis Are Signs Of The Times

• Lessons From The Epic Rise And Fall Of The Facebook Of The 1990s

• Inside The Vatican-Blessed Tech Accelerator Tackling Climate Change

• Why I Left My Job As An IT Exec To Work In Cybersecurity

• Will Workhorse Beat Tesla To An Electric Pickup Truck?

• Fox Continues To Explore VR’s Selling Power With “Alien: Covenant In Utero”

• The Global Financial World Is Banking On Blockchain. Synechron Explains Why.

• How To Keep Your Laptop Safe While Traveling Through The Middle East

• How Restaurants Use Big Data To Learn More About Their Customers

• Southwest Airlines' Digital Transformation Takes Off

• Tom Colicchio Wants To Transform How We Think About Food Policy

• How To Make Sense Of Tech Policy In The Trump Era

• The Pope's Social Media Guru Tells All

• How The Twitterer-In-Chief Changed Digital Campaign Rhetoric

• Adobe Is Building An AI To Automate Web Design. Should You Worry?

• What's The Fate Of Data Privacy In The Trump Era?

• Meet Lucid, An Aspiring Tesla Competitor Selling A $100k "Private Jet On Wheels"

• Forecasting The Future & Explaining Silicon Valley's New Religions

• Inside M83 & Microsoft's 8-Bit Experience

• SpaceX Faces Challenge Over Astronaut Safety

• Hold The Storefront: How Delivery-Only "Ghost" Restaurants Are Changing Takeout

• Amazon's Holiday Shipping Rush Brings Growing Pains

• The Technology That Gets A Package From The Warehouse To Your House

• This Robot Dog Could Deliver Packages

• How The Virtual Reality Startup Littlstar Built An App For Smart TVs

• Apple's iMessage Economy Is Already Big Business

• Yes, "Bob's Burgers" Is Now A Hip L.A. Pop-Up Restaurant

• Is Toyota's Tron Lightcycle-Like I-Road The Future Of Urban Car Sharing?

• My Airbnb Reality Television Experience

• Airbnb's Next Act: Tours, Classes, And Restaurant Reservations

• On Twitter, Noone Knows You're A Trump Bot

• Three Tips From A Neuroscientist On How To Be The Most Productive Multitasker

• Free Shipping Is A Lie

• Inside Los Angeles' Virtual Reality Haunted House

• Tesla's Elon Musk Announces New Solar Tiles That "Should Last Longer" Than Your House

• Maven, GM's Car Sharing Program, Expands To Los Angeles

• How Disney Plans To Expand Its (Gargantuan) Reach With Its Accelerator Program

• Nintendo's NES Classic Edition Perfects Video Game Nostalgia

• Why This App Is Using Computer Vision To Help You Lose Weight

• At The American Kennel Club, Wearables Are For The Dogs

• Does The Internet Dream About Itself? Werner Herzog Wants To Know

• Exclusive: See A Clip From Werner Herzog's New Tech Doc "Lo & Behold"

• In The Future, We Will All Pilot Giant Mechs

• Are we finally going to be able to ditch 3D glasses at the movies?

• When Bots attack: Behind the scenes of the world's first all-machine hacking contest

• The best apps for the Olympics in Rio

• A cord-cutter's guide to watching the Olympics

• The epic fight over how to label "natural" foods

• How Mattel created a life-size X-Wing race car for the San Diego Comiccon

• How Nestle Toll House became YouTube's house cookie brand

• Lessons from a $900 million company sale

• Adapting Sid Meier's Civilization VI to a brave new world

• LEGO's video game explosion owes everything to subplots, characters and LOLs

• Welcome to the future of gaming

• How the Democrats' leading software provider is planning to win you over

• Inside the weird and wonderful world of Instagram pet influencers

• E3 2016: What Is The NX? Digging Into Nintendo's Big Secret

• How Wendy's Is Making Ghost Peppers Safe For Middle America

• Now Competing To Be The Master Of Your Domain: Squarespace

• Google's Tilt Brush Is The First Great VR App

• America's Young Farmers: We Want Student Loan Relief

• How This Hopped-Up Brewery Is Bringing American Craft Beer To Germany

• In The Store Of The Future, Your Shopping Bag Connects To The Internet

• Whole Foods' Strategy For Luring Millennials: Be A "Super Cool Hang"

• United Airlines Is Powering A Flight With . . . Garbage?

• Inside Google's RankBrain

• Meet The Art Historian Decoding Martian Data For NASA

• How Drones Are Transforming The Way You Shop For Real Estate

• How Etsy's Talent Pool Seeded A New Kind Of Cybersecurity Startup

• Eyefluence: Why The Creator Of Livescribe Is Getting Into VR

• Hunting For ET In The California Desert

• Find A Bug In A Tesla? You Could Get A Reward.

• How Silicon Valley Is Playing Defense To Prep For A Super Bowl Blitz

• The Hidden Epidemic Of Doctor Suicides

• How Lumosity Plans To Move On After Their FTC Complaint

• Meet Workhorse, The Company That's Competing With Amazon For Delivery Drones

• Roku's New Plan To Stay Competitive In The Streaming Wars: On-Player Advertising

• This Is How Jack In The Box Is Overhauling Its Menu

• GM's Cybersecurity Secrets

• Yes, Your Smart TV Dongle Can Be Hacked

• What Amazon Prime Is Like Around The World

• Target Reportedly Plans To Match Walmart Pay With Its Own Mobile Wallet

• Instagram Security Flaws Lead To War Of Words Between Facebook And Hacker

• Adobe: Fitness Trackers May Go The Way Of The iPod

• Hello? Ticketmaster Shoots Itself In The Foot By Releasing All Adele Tickets At Once

• Health Care Hacks Are Even Worse Than We Thought, According To Verizon

• Europe's Privacy Revolution Sends Shivers Through Silicon Valley

• You Can Now Hail An Uber From Facebook Messenger

• Google Adds Some Flashy Upgrades To Its iOS App

• Taylor Swift's New Film To Stream Exclusively On Apple Music

• France Flip-Flops On Banning Tor And Public Wi-Fi

• Anonymous Wants To Take Down Donald Trump

• FanDuel, DraftKings Now Banned In New York

• Walmart Is Launching Its Own Apple Pay Competitor

• Facebook Tweaks News Feed To Speed Up Loading Times

• SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket Will Take To The Skies Again Next Week

• Airbnb Is Reportedly In Talks With Hearst To Develop A Magazine

• Code2040 Scores $1.2 Million Investment To Help Advance Minority Engineers

• FDA Approves Syringe-Like Device For Plugging Gunshot Wounds

• What I Learned During My Day With A Venture Capitalist

• With Digital Cookie 2.0, Girl Scouts Double Down On E-Commerce Push

• Amazon Is Testing Original Content Written By Experts

• Some Twitter Users See Non-Linear Timelines

• NASA: We're Leaving The Space Station To The Private Sector

• K-Cups Get A $13.9 Billion Payday

• All Amazon Wants For Christmas Is Its Own Trucking Fleet

• Net Neutrality Is Back In Court Again

• Anonymous Hacks Paris Climate Talks

• Facebook Is Expanding Live Streaming To All Users

• With 1 Billion Monthly Clicks, Taboola Is The World's Biggest Content Discovery Tool

• Australia: China Hacked Our Weather Service

• Google Accused Of Collecting Data On Young Students' Internet Activity

• Are Your Christmas Lights Screwing Up Your Wi-Fi?

• New Android Chrome Update Could Reduce Data Usage By 70%

• The FBI's Secret Letters To Internet Service Providers... Revealed

• WhatsApp Is Screening Links To Rival App Telegram

• NASA's New Spacecraft Will Touch The Sun

• Even Barbie Can Be Hacked

• The NSA Just Ended Its Controversial Phone Records Program. But...

• Google Has The Data To Make Black Friday A Bit Easier

• Facebook Tipped Off The U.S. Government To Iranian Hackers

• At This Year's Thanksgiving Day Parade, The NYPD Will Be Watching You

• Vine Launches On Apple Watch

• Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages Will Surface Through Search In Early 2016

• How Apple Pay Plans To Take On China

• Snapchat Debuts Story Explorer, A More Detailed Approach To Live Events Coverage

• FAA Task Force Issues New Drone Guidelines

• Square's New Contactless Card Reader Supports Apple Pay

• NASA Considering Mars Drone For 2020 Rover

• Tesla Recalls 90,000 Sedans Over Single Seat belt Incident

• Use An Ad Blocker? Yahoo May Block Your Email

• "It's Making A List . . . " IBM's Watson Will Predict This Holiday's Top Gifts

• Jack Dorsey: “I Believe That The Square Wallet Experience Was The Peak"

• Hillary Clinton: Silicon Valley Should Help Fight ISIS

• This AOL-Owned Product Can Track The Ads You Watch On TV--And Target Your Phone

• YouTube To Pay Legal Fees For Some Video Makers

• Google Can Now Stream Select Apps--And Search Their Content

• Facebook Deploys Safety Check After Nigeria Bombing

• Viber's Plan To Win Over America: Attract College Students

• Lyft Cofounder: We're On Track For $1 Billion In Gross Annual Revenue

• Snapchat Debuts Story Explorer, A More Detailed Approach To Live Events Coverage

• FAA Task Force Issues New Drone Guidelines

• Square's New Contactless Card Reader Supports Apple Pay

• NASA Considering Mars Drone For 2020 Rover

• Tesla Recalls 90,000 Sedans Over Single Seat belt Incident

• Use An Ad Blocker? Yahoo May Block Your Email

• "It's Making A List . . . " IBM's Watson Will Predict This Holiday's Top Gifts

• Jack Dorsey: “I Believe That The Square Wallet Experience Was The Peak"

• Hillary Clinton: Silicon Valley Should Help Fight ISIS

• This AOL-Owned Product Can Track The Ads You Watch On TV--And Target Your Phone

• YouTube To Pay Legal Fees For Some Video Makers

• Google Can Now Stream Select Apps--And Search Their Content

• Facebook Deploys Safety Check After Nigeria Bombing

• Viber's Plan To Win Over America: Attract College Students

• Lyft Cofounder: We're On Track For $1 Billion In Gross Annual Revenue

• Tumblr Finally Added A GIF Maker To Its iPhone App

• This Popular Emoji Was Named Oxford Dictionaries' Word Of The Year

• A New Report Shows How Amazon Is Different Around The World

• New Law Would Benefit SpaceX, Virgin Galactic

• Apple's Massive Solar Push In Singapore

• Uber's New Feature Makes Commuting Home A Little Sweeter For Drivers

• Snapchat Unveils Paid Lenses To Pimp Out Photos

• Huawei's New Batteries Charge To 48% In Five Minutes

• Facebook Is Upgrading Search Functionality Within User Profiles

• Beats Music Is Shutting Down On November 30

• Ahead Of Oculus Rift, Facebook's Planning More VR Advertising

• YouTube Music Aids Discovery With An Infinite Playlist

• Apple May Be Launching A Venmo Competitor

• Spotify Unveils Concerts, A Personalized Listing Of Shows

• What It Was Like To Attend "Hacker High" When They Filmed "Hackers" At My High School

• Udacity Is The Tech World's Newest Unicorn

• Meet Lumosity's New Boss

• Facebook Takes Over Your Lock Screen With Its New App, Notify

• Meadow Launches A Cloud Platform For Marijuana Dispensaries

• Wendy Clark To Head DDB North America

• New York To DraftKings And FanDuel: You Can't Operate Here

• Playboy Is Expanding Its E-Commerce Operations Again

• Google Maps Adding Offline Navigation

• Amazon Expanding Free Restaurant Delivery

• Singles' Day Shopping Sprees To Outpace Black Friday

• Pinterest Unveils New Image Search

• Research Firm CB Insights Launches A Bot For Introductions

• Harvard Study Finds Oakland's Asian Airbnb Hosts Earn Less Than White Hosts

• Apple's iPad Pro Shipping This Week

• Instagram Testing 3D Touch Ads

• Toyota Launching $1 Billion AI Lab . . . And It's Not Just For Cars

• Report: Google Considering A Microchip Play For Android

• Google Calendar Now Lets You Recover Deleted Events

• 30% Of Tech Suppliers "Will Not Exist" In 2020, New Report Says

• Facebook Launches "Music Stories" With Apple And Spotify

• MPAA Shuts Down Torrent Site Popcorn Time

• Facebook Unveils Advertising For "Political Influencers"

• Forbes: Theranos CEO Tried To Take Control From Stockholders In Late 2013 [UPDATED]

• Intel Capital Investing $22 Million in 11 Different Startups

• Google The Best Of The Worst In Corporate Accountability Report

• Amazon To Open A Brick-And-Mortar Bookstore

• Snapchat To Users: Your Snaps And Chats Are Still Private

• Study: Small Companies More Likely To Discriminate Against Disabled Job Applicants

• Google Launches Meetup App Called Who's Down

• AOL Enters The Live-Streaming Market With The Revamped Kanvas App

• Slack's New User Groups Will Make Onboarding Even Easier

• Google Keep Will Now Let You Doodle On Your Notes

• Don't Cross The Streams: The Tech Of Modern "Ghost Hunting"

• IBM Is Acquiring The Weather Company

• SXSW May Host A Day-Long Event On Online Harassment

• Amazon Planning Private-Label Clothing Lines

• Why This Former Media Executive Created The World's Scariest Hayride

• German Government Investigating Google, Facebook

• AIG Launches Drone Insurance Policies

• BuzzFeed Threatens To Withdraw From SXSW Over Canceled GamerGate Panels

• Twitter Targets Brands With Its New Analytics Hub

• Microsoft, Taser Enter Police Body Camera Partnership

• Google Reveals Its New "RankBrain" Artificial Intelligence System

• 5G Wireless Is Coming....But What Is It, Anyway?

• Twitter Is Already Pumping Ads Into Moments

• Slack's New User Groups Will Make Onboarding Even Easier

• Google Keep Will Now Let You Doodle On Your Notes

• Don't Cross The Streams: The Tech Of Modern "Ghost Hunting"

• IBM Is Acquiring The Weather Company

• SXSW May Host A Day-Long Event On Online Harassment

• Amazon Planning Private-Label Clothing Lines

• Why This Former Media Executive Created The World's Scariest Hayride

• German Government Investigating Google, Facebook

• AIG Launches Drone Insurance Policies

• BuzzFeed Threatens To Withdraw From SXSW Over Canceled GamerGate Panels

• Twitter Targets Brands With Its New Analytics Hub

• Microsoft, Taser Enter Police Body Camera Partnership

• Google Reveals Its New "RankBrain" Artificial Intelligence System

• 5G Wireless Is Coming....But What Is It, Anyway?

• Twitter Is Already Pumping Ads Into Moments

• ESPN Pulls Videos From YouTube Due To Terms Of Upcoming Paid Tier

• American Egg Board CEO Steps Down Amid Vegan Mayo Controversy

• Security Company's Cryptography Play Aims At Tech Firms, Finance

• Facebook Takes Aim At Twitter, Adds Universal Search

• Instagram Releases Boomerang, A New Video App

• Israel Is Offering Vacation Deals On Groupon To Attract Tourists

• "Angry Birds" Maker Rovio To Cut 213 Jobs

• White House, Michael J. Fox Foundation Team Up For Parkinson's Awareness

• How Facebook Instant Articles Works: A Publisher's Perspective

• Facebook Is Finally Rolling Out Instant Articles To All iPhones

• Virgin America Partners With Spotify, New York Times

• Microsoft Speaks Out About EU "Safe Harbor" Policy

• Ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Has A 4% Stake In Twitter

• Report: IBM Gave Chinese Goverment Access To Its Product Code

• Apple Expands ResearchKit To Autism, Melanoma, Epilepsy, More

• NBC Launching Streaming Comedy Service With Dan Harmon, Wyatt Cenac, UCB

• Ancestry.com In Talks With FDA To Offer Genetic Testing

• Facebook Doubles Down On E-Commerce With A Shopping Tab

• BuzzFeed To Produce Native Political Advertising

• California Enacts New Digital Privacy Laws

• China Allegedly Arrested Hackers To Comply With The U.S. Government's Demands

• Apple Took Down An Ad Blocker For Apps Over Privacy Concerns

• Lyft Teams Up With Hertz And Shell

• Digg Wants To Create A Dialog Between Readers And Journalists

• Amazon's Etsy Rival Moves Closer To Launch

• Amazon Rival Jet.com Nixes $50 Membership Fee

• Wix Is Debuting A New Web Editor, With Some Help From Facebook

• A Team Competing For Google's Lunar XPrize May Reach Moon By 2017

• Europe Delivers Blow To Tech Companies, By Ruling Against Data Transfer

• Washington, D.C. Proposes 16 Weeks Paid Family Leave

• Elon Musk Teases (And Hypes) Tesla's Upcoming Model Y

• Pinterest Expands Its E-commerce Program

• LinkedIn Could Owe You Money For Sending All Those Emails

• MasterCard: Retailers Can Use "Pay-By-Selfie" Starting 2016

• Tesla's Model X And The Mainstreaming Of The Electric Car

• AT&T To Sprint, T-Mobile: Wi-Fi Calling Violates Federal Rules

• Pentagon: Contractors Must Report Cyberattacks

• You Can Now Shield Your Tumblr Blog From The Internet

• News Corp Sells EdTech Subsidiary Amplify

• Amazon To Ban Sales of Apple TV And Google Chromecast

• This Is How We Watch Porn On Our Phones, According To Pornhub

• Your New Credit Card Security Measure Is...A Selfie?

• Tesla Debuts The Model X SUV, Its Most Advanced Car Yet

• Silent Circle Wants To Be Your Go-To For Secure Android Phones

• Whole Foods To Lay Off 1,500 Workers

• NASA: "There Is Liquid Water Today On The Surface Of Mars"

• U.S. And China Agree To Reduce Cybertheft

• EPA To Auto Manufacturers: We're Watching You

• Twitter Experiments With Native Polls

• Kickstarter Nixes Unlimited Vacation Time For Employees

• The iPhone's Ad-Blocking Apps Are Stirring Up Trouble For Online Retailers

• Samsung's New Gear VR Headset Will Only Cost $99

• The Man On A Mission To Turn Silicon Valley Into Gallium Valley

• Washington Post To Push All Content On Facebook Via Instant Articles

• Most Instagram Users Are Outside The U.S.

• Quirky Files For Bankruptcy, Agrees To Sell Smart Home Subsidiary Wink

• Edutech's Monetization Problem

• Amazon To Offer $67 Prime Memberships On September 25

• Apple's Electric Car Could Ship By 2019

• Apple Weathers The First Major Malware Attack On Its App Store

• Infamous Web Forum 4chan Has A New Owner

• Cuba Could Be The Next Market For American Telecom Firms

• Report: Instagram Is On Track To Becoming A $5 Billion Product

• Apple Discussing Self-Driving Cars With California's DMV

• Y Combinator Is Touring Colleges This Fall

• Snapchat Is Now Hosting Exclusive Live Stories From The NFL

• What's Up With Yelp's Creepy Error Page Photo?

• Apple May Soon Allow You To Delete Its Default Apps

• Facebook At Work Expected By End Of 2015

• Lyft Is Partnering With Didi Kuaidi, Uber's Biggest Competitor In China

• Obama Just Invited Ahmed Mohamed To The White House

• Will 2016 Be The App Election?

• RelateIQ, Salesforce's $390 Million "Siri For Business," Grows Up

• Need Your Knitted Goods ASAP? Etsy Is Now Testing Same-Day Delivery

• Ellen Pao "Moving On" From Gender Discrimination Suit

• Google Wallet Pivots--And Turns Into Venmo

• Your Car May Soon Be Able To Alert You To Weather Conditions

• Apple Watch Getting New Features, Hermes Makeover

• As One Of Apple TV's First Apps, MLB.TV's Rise Continues

• The iPad Pro Has A Stylus: The Steve Jobs Era Is Over

• Periscope Is Coming To Apple TV

• Amazon Is Reportedly Debuting A $50 Tablet

• AdBlock Launches Ad-Free Mobile Browser For Android And iOS

• Meet Starliner, Boeing's Space Taxi

• WeWork's Coliving Spaces Could Debut This Year

• Direct Response: How Tech Is Aiding The European Refugee Crisis

• Note-Taking Just Became Easier With Google’s New Voice Transcription Tool

• Police Cameras: The Secret Economy

• Apple Has Snagged More Than 50 Publishers For Its News App

• The Rand Paul Campaign Introduces Its Official App

• Here's What We Think We Know About The New Apple TV

• Wikipedia Banned Hundreds Of Users Who Edited Content For Undisclosed Pay

• Amazon Now Lets You Download Shows To Watch On The Road

• Netflix: Why Watch "Hunger Games" When You Can Watch Our Original Movies?

• Why Kim Kardashian's Instagram Post Was In Violation Of FDA Rules

• Google Teams Up With Sanofi To Develop Diabetes Tech

• Twitter Made Its Diversity Goals Public, But They Aren't Very Drastic

• Report: $1.9 Billion Invested In Space Travel Startups Since 2014

• Obama Administration To Open Wearable Tech R&D Center In Silicon Valley

• The U.S. Government Just Gave Contract Workers Way More Organizing Power

• Apple Announces Next iPhone Event: September 9

• An Uber Competitor Is Coming To New York's Taxi Fleet

• BlackRock Acquires FutureAdvisor, In A Bid To Win The Investor Tech Arms Race

• Is Snapchat One Step Closer To Being A Major Content Discovery Platform?

• Amazon Takes Its Machine Learning Platform To Europe

• Technical Ninjutsu And A Whole Lot Of Data: How To Photograph A Black Hole

• Apple Is Already Looking For Testing Sites For Its Self-Driving Car

• Vail Debuts Internet Of Things-Enabled Ski Slopes

• Comcast Is Starting A Video Platform That Will Challenge Facebook And YouTube

• Samsung Debuts World's Largest Hard Drive

• Tech Giants: Here's What The FTC Means By "Competition"

• Will Google's Next Alphabetical Moonshot Involve Genetic Engineering?

• Send Songs To Your Friends With Msty, A New Music Messaging App

• Apple Pay Rival CurrentC Puts Brakes On Year-End Launch

• Twitter Removes 140 Character Limit For Direct Messages

• Periscope Users Watch 40 Years' Worth Of Video Per Day

• World War Tech: "Ghost Fleet" Puts Silicon Valley On The Frontline

• Instagram Is The Social Network Of Choice For Musicians

• Researchers Hacked The Brakes Of A Corvette With Text Messages

• Rite Aid Will Now Support Apple Pay And Google Wallet

• Baidu's New App Can Give You A Diagnosis When You Are Sick

• Snapchat's New Update Will Help Conserve Your Data

• Chinese Spies Access Email Inboxes Of Top U.S. Government Officials

• Vice Media Writers Vote To Unionize

• The Way We Laugh: Floridians Love Emojis, The West Coast Says "Hehe"

• Hackers Who Stole U.S. Government Employee Data Reportedly Breached American Airlines

• Genius, Washington Post Team Up To Cover GOP Debate

• Pornhub Wants To Be The "Netflix Of Porn"

• Twitter Steps Up E-Commerce Efforts With Shopify Partnership

• What The Leaked Uber Documents Don't Tell Us

• If You're A Rich Celebrity, Facebook Has A Periscope Competitor For You

• Graava's New Camera Edits Your Videos For You

• How YouTube Became The New Food Network

• Drones Are Delivering Contraband To Prisons

• Instagram Just Stepped Up Its Advertising Game

• Netflix Is Launching In Japan, Chasing International Growth

• VC Firms To Obama: We Will Fund More Startups Led By Women And Minorities

• Twitter's News Tab Surfaces Trending Headlines

• Amazon Restricts Prime Membership, Only Lets You Share With One Friend

• Your MacBook Is Not As Secure As You Thought

• LinkedIn Wants To Syndicate Content From Top Influencers

• Uber Is Now Worth More Than $50 Billion

• Black Caucus To Silicon Valley: Hire More Minority Talent

• Pinterest: We Want 30% Of Our Engineering Hires To Be Female

• Ex-Reddit Figure Victoria Taylor Joins WeWork

• Obama Issues Executive Order To Build Fastest Supercomputer By 2025

• IBM And CVS Health Want Watson To Manage Your Diabetes

• Yelp Chairman Resigns, Stock Plummets 28%

• Amazon's Dash Buttons Are Here, And You Can Buy Them For $5

• Google Translate Can Now Decipher Signs In 27 Languages

• Reddit CEO: We're Developing Content Policy, Community Quarantines

• Jason Kilar's Audacious Plan: One-Upping YouTube With His Mobile Video Platform, Vessel

• Google Will Now Tell You When A Restaurant Is Too Busy

• One Month In, Apple Music Reportedly Scores 10 Million Users

• Amazon Imagines Exclusive Lane In Skies For Drones

• Ebay Shutters Same-Day Courier Service

• Delta's Fancy New Upgrade Could Put You On A Private Jet

• 95% Of Android Phones Could Be Hacked With Just One Text

• Google Rethinking User Profiles, Logins

• Square Reportedly Files For IPO

• Bulletproof Raises $9 Million To Sell Butter-Infused Coffee

• 1.4 Million Chrysler Cars Recalled Due To Security Flaw

• Next Up On Snapchat Discover: BuzzFeed And Vox [Updated]

• Instagram Is Bringing #Curvy Back

• Uber Will Now Deliver Xiaomi Smartphones To Your Door

• Open Access: How A Nonprofit Is Giving Techies Without Tuition Their Shot

• Why This Mobile Game Company Raised $130 Million

• Spotify Partners With EDM Site Beatport

• Amazon's Prime Credit Card Gives You 5% Cash Back

• Sony To Serve Corporate Clients With New Drone Company

• Audi, BMW, Mercedes To Buy Nokia's Mapping Software

• Apple Stays Mum On Apple Watch Sales In Third-Quarter Earnings Report

• Lufthansa Jet Nearly Collides With Drone

• Airbnb Launches New Product To Attract Business Travelers

• Spotify Rolls Out Personalized Playlists

• Report: Amazon To Become Top American Clothing Retailer By 2017

• Tesla's New Feature Takes The Model S From 0-60 MPH In Under 3 Seconds

• Tender Greens And The Fast Casual "Sweet Spot"

• Court: Aereo-Like Streaming Service Should Be Treated Similarly To Cable

• Reddit CEO Steve Huffman Is Cracking Down On Hateful Content

• In The Future, Apple Could Send You Targeted Ads Based On Your Credit Limit

• Twitter's Head Of Communications, Gabriel Stricker, Is Out

• Amazon's Prime Day Sales Broke Black Friday Records

• ZestFinance Is Providing Loans For Middle Class-Americans Denied By Banks

• Hacker Site Darkode Shut Down By Authorities

• Netflix's Second-Quarter Earnings Are In, And International Viewers Matter

• Is Subsidized Internet For The Poor Finally Here?

• Ancestors, Inc.: Inside The Remarkable Rise Of The Genealogy Industry

• Too Many Ex-CEOs On Twitter's Board? Evan Williams Says He Would Step Down

• Report: 63% Of Users Consider Twitter And Facebook A Source Of News

• Google Accidentally Leaks "Right To Be Forgotten" Data

• The AARP Wants Better Fitness Trackers For Seniors

• For The First Time In Nearly 25 Years, The White House Refreshes Its Take On Geriatric Care

• Walmart To Amazon: "Everyone Has Access To The Same Low Prices We Offer"

• AOL's Latest Goodie For Advertisers Is Weather-Based Analytics

• Reddit CEO Ellen Pao Resigns

• Digiboo's Zippy Download Kiosks Are Coming To An Airport Near You

• Indian Police To Citizens: If You See A Crime Being Committed, Periscope It

• Senators: We Want FCC Investigation Of "Ridiculous" Cable And Internet Prices

• The U.S. Government Employee Hack Was Much, Much Worse Than We Thought

• Fired Reddit Employee Victoria Taylor Breaks Silence

• Snapchat Features Live Stories From West Bank

• It Has 40 Million Subscribers. Now Amazon Prime Is Eyeing The Competition

• Uber Expands Spanish-Language Service To Texas

• Reddit Moderators On Going Dark: "The Issue Goes Beyond Reddit"

• Report: Sources Claim Facebook May Launch Streaming Music Service [Updated]

• Microsoft To Eliminate Up To 7,800 Jobs

• Stalking Celebrities On Tinder Just Got Way Easier

• Here's The Worst Brand Tweet Of The Week, Paula Deen Edition [Updated]

• Wondering If Drones Will Take Flight Near You? Check Out The Verge's New Database

• Google's Waze Launches Ride-Sharing App In Israel

• Amazon Creates Its Own Sales Holiday, "Amazon Prime Day"

• Microsoft Launches Tossup, A Social Polling App To Use With Your Friends

• Italian Surveillance Firm Called HackingTeam Gets Hacked

• FBI Probes Fiber-Optic Internet Saboteurs In California

• The NYPD's Visible--and Invisible--Plans for July 4th Security

• Facebook To Start Sharing Ad Revenue With Video Partners

• Why The AOL And Microsoft Advertising Deal Matters

• Slurpees On Demand? 7-Eleven To Offer Delivery Via Postmates

• Now You Can Tap To View Snaps And Stories On Snapchat

• "Holy F**K": When Facial Recognition Algorithms Go Wrong

• Apple's Beats 1 Radio Station Censors Explicit Content

• Facebook Offers Option Of Paying For Video Ads After 10 Seconds

• Apple To Pay $450 Million In Settlement For Price Fixing E-Books

• Twitch Had 21 Million Viewers During E3

• NBC Cuts Business Ties To Donald Trump [Updated]

• Twitter Anthropology: Your Data-Mined 2016 Presidential Candidate Portraits

• Ford Launches Car-Sharing Services

• Self-Driving Cars Successfully Avoid Collision

• Virgin Galactic Takes a Big Step Toward Space-Based Internet

• Watch Endless GIFs All Day With Tumblr TV

• T-Mobile's New Strategy: Upgrade Your Phone Three Times A Year

• Palantir Valuation Soars To $20 Billion

• Apple's Latest iOS Update Is Bad News For Advertisers

• News App Circa Goes On "Indefinite Hiatus"

• SEC Investigates Hackers Suspected Of Stealing Corporate Emails

• Ebay Bans Confederate Flag Sales [Updated]

• Jay Z's Tidal Loses Second CEO In Six Months

• Instacart Promotes Some Contract Workers To Part-Time Employees

• IBM Teams Up With The Weather Company For Emergency Tech

• Dollar Shave Club Is Now Worth $615 Million

• This Publishing Startup Wants To Crowdfund Books For Indie Bookstores

• Google To Exclude Revenge Porn From Search Results

• Now You Can Go Shopping On Twitter

• Why Facebook's New Photo App Won't Be Available In Europe

• Roku Is Introducing Personalized Interactive Video Ads

• Twitter Investor Chris Sacca Deems CEO Transition "Sloppy"

• Twitter's Secret Tool Will Make It Easy For You To Follow Live Events

• Why This Ex-White House Tech Honcho Is Now Working On Human Rights

• Starbucks Is Shuttering La Boulange Stores

• Amazon To Congress: Drone Delivery Aircraft Ready Within A Year

• Privacy Advocates Boycott Facial Recognition Negotiations

• Your Google Searches Will Now Pull Up Fast Food Calorie Counts

• Amazon Is Considering Enlisting Ordinary People To Deliver Packages

• Microsoft's Augmented Reality Demo Brings Minecraft To Life

• The Human Touch: Apple Is Hiring Journalists For Apple News

• European Union One Step Closer To Adopting Stricter Data Privacy Rules

• IBM Invests Big In Big Data Software Apache Spark

• The Instagram Search Engine Wars: Why Machine Vision's The Next Big Thing For Brands

• How Did Hackers Get The Personal Data of Millions of U.S. Government Employees?

• YouTube Gaming Takes Direct Aim At Twitch

• Baidu And BMW Plan To Launch Self-Driving Car This Year

• Dick Costolo Steps Down As Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey To Replace

• Oculus Rift Unveils Its Virtual Reality Headset

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• Why Rebecca Minkoff And eBay Are Betting On Smart Dressing Rooms

• The American Way Of Ecommerce (And The British Way, The Brazilian Way...)

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• Home Depot's Customer Security Nightmare Continues

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• Big Data's Next Challenge: Heart Failure

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• How The Super-Rich Use Data Science To Get Even Richer

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• Why Intel And The Michael J. Fox Foundation Are Teaming Up To Create Wearable Tech For Parkinson's

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• Five Ways Watson Will Change Computing

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• How Machine Learning Can Teach Your iPhone To "See"

• IBM's $3 Billion Investment In Synthetic Brains And Quantum Computing

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• Why This Architect Decided To Design Virtual Space

• This Startup Will Make You A Personalized Health Plan Based On Your Genes

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• This Startup Had Over 5 Million Users And A Great Product. Then It Folded

• Why This IT Guy Went Into 3-D Manufacturing

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• What It's Like To Shoot A Feature Film For Oculus Rift

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• Google Now Adds Live Score Cards And A 20-Person Data Newsroom For World Cup Mania

• Messaging Secrets From eHarmony And OKCupid Databanks

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• How Twitter Is Preparing For The World Cup

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• Inside Apple & The Mayo Clinic's New Partnership

• Why DARPA's Cyber Grand Challenge Is Targeting The Internet of Things

• What If There Was A Bot That Could Detect Ugly Websites?

• Can Governments Get Economic Data From People On The Street?

• The Surprising Reason Oil Companies Love Google Glass

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